Technical Manual For Air-Cooled Split Ducted R410A - (FDXA06-2020,21E)

AIR-COOLED SPLIT DUCTED
(R410A SERIES)
Models:FASN080-750
FASD080-150
Direct Expansion
System
FDXA06-20/E
Contents
Product Nomenclature ....................................................................... 2
Features.......................................................................................... 3
Engineering Speciﬁcations ................................................................. 4
General Data........................................................................... 4
Electrical Data......................................................................... 8
Operating Range..................................................................... 10
System Schematic Diagram...................................................... 11
Controller Features and Algorithm ............................................. 16
Fan Performance Curve ........................................................... 30
Dimensions...................................................................................... 39
Wiring Diagrams............................................................................... 45
Installations..................................................................................... 55
Servicing and Maintenance ................................................................ 61
Troubleshooting................................................................................ 62
Product Nomenclature
Air-Cooled Ducted Indoor Unit
FASN 100 C 3 C
C 220~240V/1Ph/50Hz
E 380~415V/3Ph/50Hz
K 380V/3Ph/60Hz
N 220V/1Ph/60Hz
3 R410A
C Cooling only
100 Unit Size
FASN Air-cooled Ducted Indoor Unit
Air-Cooled Ducted Outdoor Unit
FASD 100 C 3 C
C 220~240V/1Ph/50Hz
E 380~415V/3Ph/50Hz
K 380V/3Ph/60Hz
N 220V/1Ph/60Hz
3 R410A
C Cooling only
100 Unit Size
FASD Air-cooled Ducted Outdoor Unit
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Features
Wide Range of Comprises various models with wide cooling capacity to

Product
cater for various needs in residential, commercial and
industrial application.
Multi Circuit Design Part load capability offers continuous comfort, greater
savings and provides highly flexible solutions for
physical constraints at site. It also prolongs lifespan of
compressors and reduces big electrical surges.
Low Noise The outdoor units are using scroll compressors that have
been proven to have superior performance and quiet
operation. Statically and dynamically balanced fan
blowers mounted in acoustically and thermally insulated
casings provide excellent and quiet operation. The indoor
units for larger capacity and air flow requirement are built
with double skin panels made of powder coated steel
(outer) and galvanized steel (inner) injected with high
pressure PU foam.
Flexible Air Thrown Convertible discharge air direction at outdoor unit have
make it versatile. (Applicable for size 100,125, and 150
only).
Intelligent Control All the features can be easily set and changed through
(Optional)
microcomputer-controlled LCD or LED controller. It
ensures comfortable cooling is delivered to the user
with press of a button and hassle free.
Simple Installation Compact and light weight design of the units enable easy
installation and space saving.
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Engineering Specifications
General Data - Air-Cooled Split Ducted R410A (50Hz)
Indoor
FASN 80 100 125 150 200 250 300
Unit
Model
Outdoor
FASD 80 100 125 150 100x2 125x2 150x2
Unit
kW 23.4 29.3 36.6 44.0 58.6 73.3 87.9
Total Cooling Capacity
Btu/h 80,000 100,000 125,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000
Type Single Skin Double Skin
Width mm 1,431 1,731 1,872 1,872 2,248 2,241 2,152
Dimension Length mm 940 940 1,140 1,140 1,297 1,347 1,547
Height mm 441 441 700 700 780 1,155 1,175
Weight kg 99 126 208 209 266 322 377
Indoor Air CMH 4,000 5,000 6,250 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000
Unit Volume CFM 2,354 2,943 3,679 4,415 5,886 7,358 8,829
Fan
ESP Pa 145 175 200 200 250 300 300
Power
V/Ph/Hz 220~240/1/50 380~415/3/50
Supply
Sound Pressure
dB(A) 64 65 65 65 66 66 67
Level
Condensate Water mm
25.4 (1”)
Pipe Dimension (in)
Compressor Type Scroll Compressor
Condenser Type Crossed Finned Cu Tube with Al Fin
Width mm 1,308 1,118 1,118 1,118 1,118x2 1,118x2 1,118x2
Outdoor
Dimension Length mm 508 1,012 1,012 1,012 1,012x2 1,012x2 1,012x2
Unit
Height mm 951 1,035 1,035 1,035 1,035 1,035 1,035
Weight kg 158 199 202 198 199x2 202x2 198x2
Power Supply V/Ph/Hz 380~415/3/50
Total Input Power kW 7.60 10.43 12.85 16.15 22.59 26.24 32.29
Total Input Current A 17.70 26.19 23.84 32.36 42.87 48.40 63.99
Refrigerant
kg 5.20 7.00 7.90 9.70 7.30x2 7.70x2 9.25x2
Charge
Type R410A
Refrigerant
Pre-charge Gas Nitrogen Holding Charge
Pipe Connection
Brazed
Type
mm 12.70 12.70 12.70 15.88 12.70x2 12.70x2 15.88x2
Liquid Pipe
(in) (1/2”) (1/2”) (1/2”) (5/8”) (1/2”x2) (1/2”x2) (5/8”x2)
Connecting Pipe
Dimension 22.20 25.40 28.58 34.92 25.40x2 28.58x2 34.92x2
Suction mm
Pipe (in) (7/8”) (1") (1 1/8”) (1 3/8”) (1”x2) (1 1/8”x2) (1 3/8”x2)
Note:
1. Products are tested in accordance to ARI340/360.

2. Cooling capacity is based on 26.7 °C DB / 19.4 °C WB for indoor air, 35.0 °C DB / 23.9 °C WB ambient temperature.
3. Air volume is based on high fan speed.
4. Equivalent length of pipe used in performance test is 10m.
5. External static pressure data shown is for standard unit.
6. Products are not pre-charged with refrigerant upon leaving factory.
7. The noise level is measured in test-room condition. The actual noise level at site will differ due to environmental noise or
other reasons.
8. The manufacturer reserves the rights to change the specifications without prior notice.
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Indoor
FASN 350 400 450 500 600 750
Unit
Model
Outdoor
FASD 100 125x2 100x4 150x3 125x4 150x4 150x5
Unit
kW 102.6 117.2 131.9 146.5 175.8 219.8
Btu/h 350,000 400,000 450,000 500,000 600,000 750,000
Type Double Skin
Width mm 2,081 2,432 2,787 2,782 2,782 2,782
Dimension
Length mm 1,547 1,547 1,637 1,637 1,737 1,859
Height mm 1,450 1,450 1,450 1,450 1,650 2,006
Weight kg 380 584 644 644 852 879
Indoor Air CMH 17,500 20,000 22,500 25,000 30,000 37,500

Unit Volume CFM 10,500 11,772 13,244 14,715 17,658 22,073
Fan
ESP Pa 300 300 350 400 400 450
Power
V/Ph/Hz 380~415/3/50
Supply
Sound Pressure
dB(A) 67 68 68 68 70 70
Level
Condensate Water mm
25.4 (1”)
Pipe Dimension (in)
Width mm 1,118x3 1,118x4 1,118x3 1,118x4 1,118x4 1,118x5
Outdoor
Dimension Length mm 1,012x3 1,012x4 1,012x3 1,012x4 1,012x4 1,012x5
Unit
Height mm 1,035 1,035 1,035 1,035 1,035 1,035
Weight kg 199 202x2 199x4 198x3 202x4 198x4 198x5
Power Supply V/Ph/Hz 380~415/3/50
Total Input Power kW 37.96 45.35 49.28 54.06 66.55 83.31
Total Input Current A 67.99 86.82 96.12 99.45 128.65 164.50
Refrigerant
kg 7.00 7.70x2 7.30x4 9.25x3 7.70x4 9.25x4 9.25x5
Charge
Type R410A
Refrigerant
Pipe Connection
Brazed
Type
Liquid mm 12.70x3 12.70x4 15.88x3 12.70x4 15.88x4 15.88x5
Pipe (in) (1/2”x3) (1/2”x4) (5/8”x3) (1/2”x4) (5/8”x4) (5/8”x5)
Connecting Pipe
Dimension 25.40 28.58x2 25.40x4 34.92x3 28.58x4 34.92x4 34.92x5
Suction mm
Pipe (in) (1”) (1 1/8”x2) (1"x4) (1 3/8”x3) (1 1/8”x4) (1 3/8”x4) (1 3/8”x5)
Note:

other reasons.
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Indoor
FASN 80 100 125 150 200 250 300
Unit
Model
Outdoor
FASD 80 100 125 150 100x2 125x2 150x2
Unit
kW 23.4 29.3 36.6 44.0 58.6 73.3 87.9
Btu/h 80,000 100,000 125,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000
Type Single Skin Double Skin
Width mm 1,431 1,731 1,872 1,872 2,248 2,241 2,152
Dimension Length mm 940 940 1,140 1,140 1,297 1,347 1,547
Height mm 441 441 700 700 780 1,155 1,175
Weight kg 99 126 208 209 266 322 377
Indoor Air CMH 4,000 5,000 6,250 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000
Unit Volume CFM 2,354 2,943 3,679 4,415 5,886 7,358 8,829
Fan
ESP Pa 145 175 200 200 250 300 300
Power
V/Ph/Hz 220/1/60 380/3/60
Supply
Sound Pressure
dB(A) 66 67 67 67 68 68 69
Level
Condensate Water mm
25.4 (1”)
Pipe Dimension (in)
Width mm 1,308 1,118 1,118 1,118 1,118x2 1,118x2 1,118x2
Outdoor
Dimension Length mm 508 1,012 1,012 1,012 1,012x2 1,012x2 1,012x2
Unit
Height mm 951 1,035 1,035 1,035 1,035 1,035 1,035
Weight kg 158 199 202 198 199x2 202x2 198x2
Power Supply V/Ph/Hz 380/3/60
Total Input Power kW 9.94 12.41 13.88 17.40 24.01 28.66 34.83
Total Input Current A 22.76 30.90 26.50 31.86 46.00 57.70 65.70
Refrigerant
kg 4.10 6.20 6.40 8.70 6.20x2 6.40x2 8.70x2
Charge
Type R410A
Refrigerant
Pipe Connection
Brazed
Type
mm 12.70 12.70 12.70 15.88 12.70x2 12.70x2 15.88x2
Liquid Pipe
(in) (1/2”) (1/2”) (1/2”) (5/8”) (1/2”x2) (1/2”x2) (5/8”x2)
Connecting Pipe
Dimension 22.20 25.40 28.58 34.92 25.40x2 28.58x2 34.92x2
Suction mm
Pipe (in) (7/8”) (1") (1 1/8”) (1 3/8”) (1”x2) (1 1/8”x2) (1 3/8”x2)
Note:

other reasons.
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Indoor
FASN 350 400 450 500 600 750
Unit
Model
Outdoor
FASD 100 125x2 100x4 150x3 125x4 150x4 150x5
Unit
kW 102.6 117.2 131.9 146.5 175.8 219.8
Btu/h 350,000 400,000 450,000 500,000 600,000 750,000
Type Double Skin
Width mm 2,081 2,432 2,787 2,782 2,782 2,782
Dimension
Length mm 1,547 1,547 1,637 1,637 1,737 1,859
Height mm 1,450 1,450 1,450 1,450 1,650 2,006
Weight kg 380 584 644 644 852 879
Indoor Air CMH 17,500 20,000 22,500 25,000 30,000 37,500

Unit Volume CFM 10,500 11,772 13,244 14,715 17,658 22,073
Fan
ESP Pa 300 300 350 400 400 450
Power
V/Ph/Hz 380/3/60
Supply
Sound Pressure
dB(A) 69 70 70 70 72 72
Level
Condensate Water mm
25.4 (1”)
Pipe Dimension (in)
Width mm 1,118x3 1,118x4 1,118x3 1,118x4 1,118x4 1,118x5
Outdoor
Dimension Length mm 1,012x3 1,012x4 1,012x3 1,012x4 1,012x4 1,012x5
Unit
Height mm 1,035 1,035 1,035 1,035 1,035 1,035
Weight kg 199 202x2 199x4 198x3 202x4 198x4 198x5
Power Supply V/Ph/Hz 380/3/60
Total Input Power kW 40.32 47.59 53.09 58.50 71.58 89.10
Total Input Current A 77.40 94.50 96.40 114.40 131.10 165.50
Refrigerant
kg 6.20 6.40x2 6.20x4 8.70x3 6.40x4 8.70x4 8.70x5
Charge
Type R410A
Refrigerant
Pipe Connection
Brazed
Type
Liquid mm 12.70x3 12.70x4 15.88x3 12.70x4 15.88x4 15.88x5
Pipe (in) (1/2”x3) (1/2”x4) (5/8”x3) (1/2”x4) (5/8”x4) (5/8”x5)
Connecting Pipe
Dimension 25.40 28.58x2 25.40x4 34.92x3 28.58x4 34.92x4 34.92x5
Suction mm
Pipe (in) (1”) (1 1/8”x2) (1"x4) (1 3/8”x3) (1 1/8”x4) (1 3/8”x4) (1 3/8”x5)
Note:

other reasons.
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Electrical Data - Air Cooled Split Ducted R410A (50Hz)
FASN/ FASN/ FASN/ FASN/ FASN/

VOLT ITEM
FASD080 FASD100 FASD125 FASD150 FASD200
TOTAL POWER INPUT kW 7.60 10.43 12.85 16.15 22.59
TOTAL RUN CURRENT A 17.70 26.19 23.84 32.36 42.87
POWER FACTOR % 60 55 75 69 73
COMPRESSOR POWER INPUT kW 6.44 8.80 10.45 12.80 17.60
RUN CURRENT A 11.90 16.80 18.80 25.30 33.60
415V Outdoor FAN POWER INPUT kW 0.72 0.99 0.99 1.45 1.98
RUN CURRENT A 1.60 1.80 1.80 2.60 3.60
Indoor FAN POWER INPUT kW 0.44 0.64 1.41 1.90 3.01
RUN CURRENT A 4.20 7.59 3.24 4.46 5.67
Indoor FAN POWER OUTPUT kW 0.375 0.55 1.50 2.20 3.00
MOTOR POLE 4 4 4 4 4

VOLT ITEM
POWER FACTOR % 75 70 78 73 71
RUN CURRENT A 37.60 50.60 54.40 67.20 75.90
RUN CURRENT A 3.60 5.20 5.40 7.20 7.80
RUN CURRENT A 7.20 8.19 8.19 12.42 12.42
FASN/ FASN/ FASN/

VOLT ITEM
FASD500 FASD600 FASD750
TOTAL POWER INPUT kW 54.06 66.55 83.31
TOTAL RUN CURRENT A 99.45 128.65 164.50
POWER FACTOR % 76 72 70
COMPRESSOR POWER INPUT kW 41.80 51.20 64.00
RUN CURRENT A 75.20 101.20 126.50
415V Outdoor FAN POWER INPUT kW 3.96 5.80 7.25
RUN CURRENT A 7.20 10.40 13.00
Indoor FAN POWER INPUT kW 8.30 9.55 12.06
RUN CURRENT A 17.05 17.05 25.00
Indoor FAN POWER OUTPUT kW 11.00 11.00 15.00
MOTOR POLE 4 4 4
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Electrical Data - Air Cooled Split Ducted R410A (60Hz)

VOLT ITEM
POWER FACTOR % 61 56 73 76 73
RUN CURRENT A 12.90 17.70 20.20 24.20 35.40
RUN CURRENT A 1.70 2.00 2.70 2.70 4.00
RUN CURRENT A 8.16 11.20 3.60 4.96 6.60

VOLT ITEM
POWER FACTOR % 69 74 72 70 77
RUN CURRENT A 40.40 48.40 58.10 70.80 72.60
RUN CURRENT A 5.40 5.40 7.40 8.00 8.10
RUN CURRENT A 11.90 11.90 11.90 15.70 15.70
FASN/ FASN/ FASN/

VOLT ITEM
FASD500 FASD600 FASD750
TOTAL POWER INPUT kW 58.50 71.58 89.10
TOTAL RUN CURRENT A 114.40 131.10 165.50
POWER FACTOR % 71 76 75
COMPRESSOR POWER INPUT kW 43.80 55.60 69.50
RUN CURRENT A 80.80 96.80 121.00
380V Outdoor FAN POWER INPUT kW 6.56 6.56 8.20
RUN CURRENT A 10.80 10.80 13.50
Indoor FAN POWER INPUT kW 8.14 9.42 11.40
RUN CURRENT A 22.80 23.50 31.00
Indoor FAN POWER OUTPUT kW 11.00 11.00 15.00
MOTOR POLE 4 4 4
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Operating Range
Cooling
46
Outdoor Temperature
35
(°CDB)
21
0
0 15 19 24
Indoor Temperature (°CWB)
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System Schematic Diagram
Model: FASN080/100/125/150
Indoor Outdoor
Outdoor Heat Exchanger

TXV
Indoor Heat Exchanger
High Pressure
Switch
Compressor
Low Pressure
Switch
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Model: FASN200/250/300
Indoor Outdoor 1 Outdoor 2

TXV TXV
High Pressure
High Pressure
Switch
Indoor Heat Exchanger
Compressor Switch
Compressor
Low Pressure Low Pressure
Switch Switch
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Model: FASN350/450
Outdoor Heat Exchanger Compressor
Switch
High
Switch
Outdoor 3
Low
Switch
High
Switch
Outdoor 2
Low

Switch
High
Switch
Low
Outdoor 1
TXV
TXV
TXV Indoor Heat Exchanger
Indoor
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High Pressure
Switch
Low Pressure
Switch
Outdoor 4
High Pressure
Switch
Low Pressure
Switch
Outdoor 3

High Pressure
Switch
Low Pressure
Switch
Outdoor 2

High Pressure
Switch
Low Pressure
Switch
Outdoor 1
TXV
TXV
TXV
Indoor
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Model: FASN750
Switch
High
Outdoor 5
Switch
Low
Switch
High
Outdoor 4
Switch
Low
Switch
High
Outdoor 3
Switch
Low

Switch
High
Outdoor 2
Switch
Low

Switch
High
Outdoor 1
Switch
Low
TXV
TXV
TXV
TXV
Indoor
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Controller Features and Algorithm (Optional)
Single stage operation instruction for FASN 80~150
Use of buttons on LED wall pad controller
Operation Instruction
1. Press ON/OFF to start or stop the air conditioner.
2. Temperature Setting
• Press or to decrease or increase the set temperature. When any of
these buttons are pressed, temperature display area will flash with the old
temperature setting for 4 seconds. Should there be no further key press it will
then return to room temperature display in the range of 16C-30C.
• Press or FAN together for 5 seconds will change the temperature setting
from C to F. Valid temperature set range is 16C-30C or 60F-85F. Temperature
setting is bypass in Fan mode.
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3. Mode setting
• Press MODE button to change the operation mode as follow:
Cool dry heat fan auto cool/heat
• Heat LED flashes during outdoor defrost cycle. MODE button is invalid during
this cycle.
4. Fan speed setting
• Press FAN button to change the fan speed:

Auto High Medium Low
Auto fan setting is bypassed in Fan mode. Fan speed setting is bypassed in
dry mode.
5. Sleep setting
• Press SLEEP button to active or deactivate sleep setting. Sleep is bypassed in
Fan and Dry mode.
6. On/Off timer setting

• When the system is on, setting the timer will turn off the unit after the
programmed hours are counted down. When the system is off, setting the
timer will turn on the unit after the programmed hours are counted down.
• Press TIMER button once to activate on/off timer programming mode.
Timer LED and temperature display area flash for 3 seconds showing the
number of countdown hours left. Thereafter, Timer LED flashes and
temperature display area shows the timer setting.
• Press TIMER again to set the timer from 1 to 24 hours in 1hour
increments in a round-robin pattern. Holding down this key will change the
timer setting automatically every half second.
Cool dry heat fan auto cool/heat
• Heat LED flashes during outdoor defrost cycle. MODE button is invalid during
this cycle. Pressing TIMER FAN until the display shows “-“ will cancel the timer
setting. Should there be no further button press, system will exit from on
timer programming mode automatically. Timer LED will light up if on/off timer
is set.
• Pressing ON/OFF to start or stop the air conditioner will also cancel the timer
setting.
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7. Key Lock
• In order to prevent unauthorized access to the system settings, a key lock
function is provided to prevent mischief. When the system is on, hold down
and MODE buttons for 3 seconds to activate the key lock function, key
lock symbol will light up. Repeat the same sequence to cancel key lock
function. The following operation are allowed in this mode.
7.1 Press ON/OFF to start or stop the air conditioner.
7.2 Hold down and SLEEP button for 1 second to activate coil
temperature display function. Repeat the same sequence to cancel coil
temperature display function.
Temperature display will show the coil temperature selected in the
range of - 9°C to 78°C. Press button to select indoor coil
temperature display and high fan LED flashes. Press button
to select outdoor coil temperature display and medium fan LED flashes.
For dual-stage system, press TIMER to select the data of the system
to be displayed. Timer LED flashes showing the data for #2 system.
7.3 Hold down and SLEEP buttons for 1 second to activate defrost
termination temperature setting and auto fan LED flashes. Repeat the
same sequence to cancel this function. Press and button to
change the setting from 10°C-15°C. for dual-stage system, press TIMER
to select the data of the system to be displayed. Timer LED flashes

showing the data for #2 system.
8. Time shortening
• This function is to activate the time shortening program in the main board. It
must be used with care and is recommended for PCB testing only. This
function can only be activated within 1 minute after system is powered on.
Hold down and SLEEP buttons to activate this function.
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9. Error code display
• Should there be any fault with the main board, the relevant error code will be
shown on the temperature display area. If multiple faults happen at the same
time, the error code will be shown one after another. System will alternate the
display of error code and room temperature.
• Depending on the model of main board, the error codes available are:
Fault Error Code Remark

Room sensor failure E1
#1 indoor coil sensor failure E2
#1 outdoor coil sensor failure E3
#1 insufficient refrigerant E4
#1 compressor overload E5
#1 low pressure failure E6
#1 high pressure failure E7
Water source temperature E8 Water source unit only
#2 indoor coil sensor failure E9
#2 outdoor coil sensor failure EA
#2 insufficient refrigerant EB
#2 compressor overload EC
#2 low pressure failure ED
#2 high pressure failure EE
Flow switch failure EF Water source unit only
Condensate water drainage
E0 Water source unit only
failure
10. Infrared signal reception

• The system is able to receive the infrared wireless commands from non-LCD
handsets.
11. Master-Slave
• If the wall pad is connected to a gateway card, a master controller can control
it. If the master controller is working in global control mode, key lock LED
flashes. None of the button or infra-red reception will be acknowledged until
master controller gives up global control mode.
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Controller Features and Algorithm (Optional)
Multi-stage operation instruction for FASN 200~750
Wall pad
Button/key Description (Details refer to operation guide):
DAY: Set day of week

TIME+/-: Adjust clock
CLOCK: Set clock
CANCEL: Cancel timer
TIMER: Set on/off timer
MODE: Set operation mode
SET: Set parameter
DISPLAY: Browse temperature
SELECT+/-: Menu selection
RESET: Reset fault
TiO2: TiO2 on/off
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LCD Display Description:
A. Return air or set temperature display section. This section has no indication if
system in standby mode and backlight is off.
B. Wall pad key lock symbol. Symbol appears if wall pad keypad is locked and vice
versa.
C. Compressor status indication. Symbol will light up if its corresponding compressor
is running.
D. Day display from Monday to Sunday.
E. On/Off timer setting symbol. During on/off timer setting mode, this symbol and
For G symbol flashes. In none timer setting mode, this symbol will light up should
there be any on/off timer being set.
F. Off symbol. During off timer setting mode, this symbol and D symbol flashes. In
none off timer setting mode, this symbol will light up should be unexecuted off
timer for the current day.
G. On symbol. During on timer setting mode, this symbol and D symbol flashes. In
node on timer setting mode, this symbol will light up should be unexecuted on
timer for the current day.
H. Clock display. In temperature browsing modem it shows the temperature being
searched. In parameter setting mode, it shows the set parameter.
I. It shows the error code if there is system failure. It shows the menu number in
temperature browsing or parameter setting mode.
J. Error symbol flashes if there is system failure and vice versa.
K. Indoor fan status indication. This symbol lights up if indoor fan is running and vice
versa.
L. TiO2 status indication. This symbol lights up if TiO2 is on and vice versa.
M. Symbol lights up in Fan mode and vice versa.
N. Symbol lights up in Cool mode and vice versa.
O. Symbol flashes in temperature setting mode.
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Wall pad guide:
1. On/Off control
• Press button to control system on/off. If the unit is off, press will
turn on the system with two beeping sounds. If the unit is on, press
to turn off the unit with one beeping sound.
2. Temperature setting
• Press and button to adjust the temperature setting from 16°C to
30°C.
3. Mode Setting
• Press <MODE> button to select Cool or Fan mode.
4. Clock Setting
• System has a build-in real-time clock for time indication and on/off timer
control. Press <CLOCK> button to enter into clock setting mode and second
indication stop flashing. Press <TIME+/-> button to adjust the system clock.
Press <CLOCK> button once mode to exit the clock setting mode. Second
indication resume flashing.
5. Day Setting
• This wall pad supports the day indication. Day indication can be used for
normal day display and on/off timer setting. Day display section shows the
current day. Used the <DAY> button to adjust the day setting accordingly.
6. On/Off Timer Setting
• The System supports 7 groups of on/off timer settings, i.e. 7-day weekly
timer. Press <TIMER> button once, timer symbol flashes. Press <TIMER>
button again, timer and ON symbol flash, system is now in on timer setting
mode. The day display section shows the day of corresponding on timer
setting. If clock display section shows --: --, it means the current timer is null.
Pressing <TIMER> button will activate this timer. If time is being displayed,
it means the current timer is activated. Pressing <TIME+/-> button to adjust
the timer setting. Press <CANCEL> button will cancel this setting and the
display will be shown as --: --. Press <TIMER> button again, ON symbol is
off while timer and OFF symbols flash, system is now in on timer setting
mode. The day display section shows the day of the corresponding off timer
setting.
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If clock display section shows --: --, it means the current timer is null.
Pressing <TIME+/-> button will activate this timer. If time is being
displayed, it means the current timer is activated. Press <TIME+/-> button
to adjust the timer setting. Pressing <CANCEL> button will cancel this setting
and the display will be shown as --: --. Press <TIMER> button again, OFF
symbol off and timer symbol flashes. Pressing <CANCEL> button will exit
on/off timer setting. Press <TIMER> button again to repeat step a) to b).
Press <DAY> button to adjust different day of on/off timer setting. In normal
operation, timer symbol will light up should there be any on/off timer being
set. Should there be unexecuted on or off timer for the current day, its
corresponding on or off symbol will light up. In on/off timer setting mode,
pressing <CANCEL> button for 5 sec will cancel all on/off timer settings.
7. TiO2 Control
• Press <TiO2> button to start or stop TiO2 control. If TiO2 is off, press
<TiO2> button to activate TiO2. If TiO2 is activated, press <TiO2> button to
off TiO2.
Temperature Browsing
In normal operation, press <DISPLAY> button to enter into temperature

browsing menu. Press <SELECT > button to select the menu as follows:
For unit FASN/SD080~600
Value
Menu (shown in error
(shown clock display Unit Remarks
code display section)
section)
C0 Mainboard DIP switch Unit Water source unit only
setting
C1 Indoor coil 1 temperature ˚C
C3 Indoor coil 3 temperature ˚C If main board is configured
as dual circuits, C3 and C4
cannot be selected.
as dual and 3 circuits, c4
cannot be selected.
Press <DISPLAY> button again to exit.
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For unit FASN/SD750 only
Value
Menu (shown in error
(shown clock display Unit Remarks
code display section)
section)
C0 Mainboard DIP switch Unit Water source unit only
setting
C1 Indoor coil 1/2 temperature ˚C
as dual circuits, C3 and C4
cannot be selected.
as dual and 3 circuits, c4
cannot be selected.
Press <DISPLAY> button again to exit.
8. Key Lock
• System is equipped with key lock function to prevent mischief. Press
and button for 5 seconds to activate key lock mode. Key lock symbol will
light up, likewise to exit key lock mode. Only button will be valid
in key lock mode.
9. Key Validity
• There are some buttons that will be acknowledged in certain functions only.
The valid key press will be responded to with the beeping sound.
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10. Parameter setting
• In normal mode, press <SET> button for 5 seconds to enter into parameter
setting menu. Press <SELECT > button to select the menu items. Press
<SELECT > button to select the menu items. Press and
button to edit the parameters as follows:
Menu (shown in Parameter (shown clock

error code display display section) Characteristic Remarks
section)
d0 Recover to the state before Display as En: Recover
power failure Display as Dn: Not Recover
d1 Service password 1 0-99, default 0
d2 Service password 1 0-99, default 0
d3 Indoor coil anti-freeze -10-2, default 0
d4 Compressor consecutive cut 3~8 min, default 5 min
in interval
d5 Thermostatically control cycle 30~240 sec, default 90 sec 30sec/step
d6 Recover to default setting Display as En: Recover
Display as Dn: Not Recover
Note:
• Upon entering parameter setting menu, “READ” status will be shown,

indicating retrieving the data from the main board.
• At menu d1, a password of “16” is required to proceed to menu d2. If
password is incorrect, system will exit parameter edit mode.
• At menu d2, a password of “32” is required to proceed to menu d3. If
password is incorrect, system will exit parameter edit mode.
• Upon completion of parameter editing, press <SET> button to exit in order
for the new setting to take effect.
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11. Error Display
• Should an error occur, backlight will turn red color. Error display section
shows the corresponding error codes as follow:
For unit FASN/SD200~600
Error Code Description Remarks

1 Indoor fan failure Display error, stop the system for
(power off to reset) protection. Power off and on to restart
2 Indoor return air sensor failure Display error, resume upon recovery,
(auto reset) default at 26˚C
3 Indoor coil 1 sensor failure Display error, system continue to
(auto reset) operate, bypass anti-freeze
7 Outdoor unit 1 power protection, Display error. Stop the outdoor unit,
outdoor fan protection, external manual reset required, should the failure
interlock, compressor 1 high/low occur 5 times consecutively, pressing
pressure failure (manual reset) “RESET” will not be able to reset the
unit. Power off and on to restart the
unit.
8 Indoor coil 1 anti-freezing Display error, stop the unit.
(auto reset)
9 Circuit 1 no cooling Display error, stop the unit.
(power off to reset)
unit.
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(auto reset)
unit.
(auto reset)
unit.
(auto reset)
Note: Failure of any circuit will not affect the operation of other circuits.
During system failure, press <RESET> button for 3 sec to reset the fault.
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For unit FASN/SD750

1 Indoor fan failure Display error, stop the system for
(power off to reset) protection. Power off and on to restart
2 Indoor return air sensor failure Display error, resume upon recovery,
(auto reset) default at 26˚C
3 Indoor coil 1/2 sensor failure Display error, system continue to
7 Outdoor unit 1/2 power Display error. Stop the outdoor unit,
protection, outdoor fan protection, manual reset required, should the
external interlock, compressor 1 failure occur 5 times consecutively,
high/low pressure failure (manual pressing “RESET” will not be able to
reset) reset the unit. Power off and on to
restart the unit.
8 Indoor coil 1/2 anti-freezing Display error, stop the unit.
(auto reset)
9 Circuit 1/2 no cooling Display error, stop the unit.
outdoor fan protection, external manual reset required, should the
interlock, compressor 3 high/low failure occur 5 times consecutively,
pressure failure (manual reset) pressing “RESET” will not be able to
reset the unit. Power off and on to
restart the unit.
(auto reset)
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unit. Power off and on to restart the unit.
(auto reset)
unit. Power off and on to restart the unit.
(auto reset)
Note: Failure of any circuit will not affect the operation of other circuits.
During system failure, press <RESET> button for 3 sec to reset the fault.
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Fan Performance Curve
FASN080
FASN100
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FASN125
FASN150
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FASN200
FASN250
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FASN300
FASN350
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FASN400
FASN450
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FASN500
FASN600
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FASN750
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FASD080
FASD100
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FASD125
FASD150
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Dimensions
Model: FASN080 / 100

Top View
Front View Side View

Model Dimension(mm)
A B C D E
FASN080 783 261 1240 1310 1431
FASN100 903 267 1540 1640 1731 [unit:mm]
Model: FASN125 / 150

Top View
Front View Side View [unit:mm]
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Model: FASN200
Top View
Model: FASN250
Top View
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Model: FASN300
Top View
Model: FASN350
Top View
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Model: FASN450
Top View
Top View

Dimension(mm)
Model
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q
FASN400 1407 1547 2335 1450 715 645 806.5 600 1370 188 305 305 293 298 305 305 293
FASN500 1497 1637 2698 1450 790 720 797 700 1370 188 305 305 293 298 305 305 293
FASN600 1597 1737 2698 1650 880 810 797 800 1570 224 330 356 381 334 330 356 381
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Model: FASN750
Top View
[unit:mm]
Front View Side View
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Model: FASD080
Top View
1308
508
1308 508 1308
FAN
Coil
951
951
951
Front View Side View Back View
[unit:mm]
Model: FASD100 / 125 / 150

Top View
Front View Side View Back View [unit:mm]
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Wiring Diagrams
Model: FASN080/FASD080 (With Control PCB)
INDOOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR
CONNECT TO WALLPAD INNER COIL TEMPERATURE SENSOR

(4 CORES WIRES) (COPPER)
TRANSFORMER
BLACK
BLACK
BLUE
RED
BLACK
RED BLUE YELLOW
BLACK
WHITE
BLACK RED BLACK
BLUE GREEN/YELLOW LEGEND
BLUE BLACK PE FM - FAN MOTOR
KM - AC CONTACTOR
RED FH FM FL N LP HP COMP L N FR - THERMAL RELAY
NOTE: --------- FIELD
INSTALLATION
C FM2 FM1 C
GREEN/YELLOW GREEN/YELLOW
WHITE
GREEN/YELLOW
PE
COM / LP LP1HP1/HP COMP L N
TO POWER SUPPLY 380-415V/3Ph/50Hz
BLACK
BLACK
YELLOW
RED
BLACK
RED
R
S
YELLOW
T BLUE
N BLACK
FR2
FR1
LEGEND
FM - FAN MOTOR
CM - COMPRESSOR
KM1 KM2 R/A S/B T/C KM - AC CONTACTOR
KM1
KM2
FR - THERMAL RELAY
LP - LOW PRESSURE SWITCH
RVR HP - HIGH PRESSURE SWITCH
DT - DISCHARGE THERMOSTAT
RVR - PHASE PROTECTOR
FR1 FR2 NOTE: --------- FIELD
DT
INSTALLATION
θ
WHITE
WHITE
BLACK
BLACK
95/1196/12 98/14 FR SETTING RANGE(A),50 Hz

RED
RED
TYPE MODEL FR1 FR2

R410A 80 15.0 1.6
FR SETTING RANGE(A),60 Hz
HP
TYPE MODEL FR1 FR2

P
RED R410A 80 19.0 2.0
GREEN/YELLOW
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TRANSFORMER
BLACK
BLACK
BLUE
RED
BLACK
RED BLUE YELLOW
BLACK
WHITE
BLACK RED BLACK
BLUE GREEN/YELLOW LEGEND
BLUE BLACK PE FM - FAN MOTOR
KM - AC CONTACTOR
RED FH FM FL N LP HP COMP L N FR - THERMAL RELAY
INSTALLATION
C FM2 FM1 C
WHITE
GREEN/YELLOW
PE
BLACK
BLACK
YELLOW
RED
BLACK
RED
R
YELLOW
S
T BLUE
N BLACK
FR2
FR1
LEGEND
FM - FAN MOTOR
CM - COMPRESSOR
KM1 KM2 R/A S/B T/C KM - AC CONTACTOR
KM1
KM2
FR - THERMAL RELAY
RVR HP - HIGH PRESSURE SWITCH
FR1 FR2 NOTE: --------- FIELD
DT
INSTALLATION
θ
WHITE
WHITE
BLACK
BLACK
95/1196/12 98/14
RED
RED
TYPE MODEL FR1 FR2

R410A 100 18.0 2.5
TYPE MODEL FR1 FR2
HP
R410A 100 25.0 2.5
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FASN150/FASD150 (With Control PCB)

TRANSFORMER
RED BLACK
R
YELLOW
S BLACK
T BLUE
N
BLACK
KM
KM
FR LEGEND
FR FM - FAN MOTOR
KM - AC CONTACTOR
FR - THERMAL RELAY
YELLOW

BLUE
INSTALLATION
RED
FR SETTING RANGE(A)
YELLOW
TYPE MODEL FR
WHITE
BLACK
BLACK
GREEN/YELLOW R410A 125 4.0
FM
RED
R410A 150 6.0

PE
LP HP COMP L N
GREEN/YELLOW
GREEN/YELLOW
PE
BLACK
BLACK
YELLOW
RED
BLACK
RED
R
S
YELLOW
T BLUE
N BLACK
FR2
LEGEND
FM - FAN MOTOR
CM - COMPRESSOR
KM - AC CONTACTOR
FR - THERMAL RELAY
FR1

HP - HIGH PRESSURE SWITCH
KM1 KM2 R/A S/B T/C NOTE: --------- FIELD

INSTALLATION
KM1
KM2
RVR
TYPE MODEL FR1 FR2
R410A 125 21.0 2.5
R410A 150 32.0 3.1
FR1 FR2 FR SETTING RANGE(A),60 Hz

DT
TYPE MODEL FR1 FR2

θ
R410A 125 29.0 5.0

WHITE
WHITE
BLACK
BLACK
95/1196/1298/14 R410A 150 36.0 5.0

RED
RED
HP
GREEN/YELLOW GREEN/YELLOW OUTDOOR UNIT
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Model: FASN200/FASD100x2 (With Control PCB)
FASN250/FASD125x2 (With Control PCB)
KM
TO POWER SUPPLY 380-415V/3Ph/50~60Hz
RED
R
YELLOW
S
BLUE
T
BLACK
N
PCB
KM
Dip Switch
FR
Dip Switch Setting
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
YELLOW
BLUE
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
RED
Note: 0 - OFF, 1 - ON FR SETTING RANGE(A) 50/60Hz
FM
YELLOW
YELLOW
WHITE
WHITE
GREEN/YELLOW
RED
GREEN/YELLOW PE
COM LP1/HP1 LP2/HP2 comp1 comp2
INDOOR UNIT
CIRCUIT MULTIPLY ACCORDING TO

THE NUMBER OF OUTDOOR UNITS
GREEN/YELLOW
PE
YELLOW
BLACK
BLACK
RED
BLACK
RED
R
S YELLOW
T BLUE
N BLACK
FR2
FR1
KM1 KM2 R/A S/B T/C

KM1
KM2
RVR FR SETTING RANGE(A) 50Hz
FR1 FR2 2.5

DT
2.5
θ
BLACK
WHITE
WHITE
BLACK
95/1196/1298/14 3.1
RED
RED
FR SETTING RANGE(A) 60Hz

HP
25.0 2.5
P
29.0 5.0
36.0 5.0
OUTDOOR UNIT
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Model: FASN350/FASD100+FASD125X2 (With Control PCB)
KM
RED
R
YELLOW
S
T BLUE
BLACK
N
PCB
KM
Dip Switch
FR Dip Switch Setting

FR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
YELLOW
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
BLUE
RED
Note: 0 - OFF, 1 - ON
FR SETTING RANGE(A) 50/60Hz
YELLOW
YELLOW
YELLOW
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
FM GREEN/YELLOW
RED
PE
COM LP1/HP1 LP2/HP2 LP3/HP3 - comp1 comp2 comp3 -
GREEN/YELLOW
INDOOR UNIT

GREEN/YELLOW
PE
YELLOW
BLACK
BLACK
RED
BLACK
RED
R
S YELLOW
T BLUE
N BLACK
FR2
FR1
KM1 KM2 R/A S/B T/C

KM1
KM2
RVR
FR1 FR2
DT

θ
BLACK
WHITE
WHITE
BLACK
95/1196/1298/14
RED
RED
2.5
2.5
3.1
HP
25.0 2.5
29.0 5.0
GREEN/YELLOW GREEN/YELLOW 36.0 5.0
OUTDOOR UNIT
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KM
RED
R
YELLOW
S
BLUE
T
BLACK
N
PCB
KM
Dip Switch
FR
Dip Switch Setting
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
YELLOW
FR
BLUE
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
RED
FM
YELLOW
YELLOW
YELLOW
YELLOW
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
GREEN/YELLOW
RED
PE
GREEN/YELLOW COM LP1/HP1 LP2/HP2 LP3/HP3 LP4/HP4 comp1 comp2 comp3 comp4 -
INDOOR UNIT

GREEN/YELLOW
PE
YELLOW
BLACK
BLACK
RED
BLACK
RED
R
S YELLOW
T BLUE
N BLACK
FR2
FR1
KM1 KM2 R/A S/B T/C

KM1
KM2
RVR
FR1 FR2
DT

θ
BLACK
WHITE
WHITE
BLACK
95/1196/1298/14
RED
RED
2.5

HP
25.0 2.5
GREEN/YELLOW GREEN/YELLOW OUTDOOR UNIT
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KM
RED
R KM KT FR FR
YELLOW KM Y
S
BLUE
T
KT
BLACK
N
KM Y KT
KM
PCB
KM
KM KM
Dip Switch
FR FR
Dip Switch Setting
FR FR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
U1 V1 W1 U2 V2 W2
Field Installation
RED
RED
BLUE
BLUE
YELLOW
YELLOW

FM YELLOW/GREEN
PE
YELLOW
YELLOW
YELLOW
YELLOW
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
Field Installation
GREEN/YELLOW
RED
PE
KM Y COM LP1/HP1 LP2/HP2 LP3/HP3 LP4/HP4 comp1 comp2 comp3 comp4 -
INDOOR UNIT

GREEN/YELLOW
PE
YELLOW
BLACK
BLACK
RED
BLACK
RED
R
S YELLOW
T BLUE
N BLACK
FR2
FR1
KM1 KM2 R/A S/B T/C

KM1
KM2
RVR
FR1 FR2
DT
θ
BLACK
WHITE
WHITE
BLACK
95/1196/1298/14
RED
RED

HP
2.5
3.1
29.0 5.0
GREEN/YELLOW GREEN/YELLOW 36.0 5.0
OUTDOOR UNIT
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Compressor 1 & 2
Compressor 3
Compressor 4
Compressor 5
Indoor Blower
KM
DO1
DO2
DO4
DO3
DO5
DO6
Live 1
Live 2
FR SETTING RANGE(A)
N
KM KM KT FR FR RELAYS
KM KM Y
Switching Power
Supply Board Connect to Wallpad (4 core wires)
I.C AI1 Indoor Temp. Sensor
KT (SMPS)
FR AI2
FR AI3
AI4
KM Y KT
PCB
AI5
KM
AI6
DI1
DI2
DI4
DI5
DI6
DI7
DI8
D13
Dip Switch
COMP 2
YELLOW/GREEN
BLACK
RED
BLUE
YELLOW
KM Dip Switch Setting
PE U1 V1 W1 U2 V2 W2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
RED
RED
BLUE
BLUE
RS T N 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
YELLOW
YELLOW
FR FR
U1 V1 W1 Note: 0 - OFF, 1 - ON
YELLOW/GREEN
FM PE
Field Installation
U2 V2 W2 YELLOW/GREEN
WHITE
YELLOW
YELLOW
YELLOW
WHITE
YELLOW
YELLOW
RED
RED
RED
RED
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
BLACK
RED
PE
COM1 COM3 COM4 COM5 COM2 LP1/HP1 LP2/HP2 LP3/HP3 LP4/HP4 LP5/HP5 comp1 comp2 comp3 comp4 comp5 L N
INDOOR UNIT
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GREEN/YELLOW
PE
RED
RED
R
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
YELLOW
YELLOW
S
T BLUE
N BLACK
FR2
FR1
KM1 KM2 R/A S/B T/C

KM1
KM2
RVR
3.1
FR1 FR2
DT
θ
95/1196/1298/14 FR SETTING RANGE(A) 60Hz
RED
RED
WHITE
WHITE
BLACK
BLACK
36.0 5.0
P
HP

CM FM
OUTDOOR UNIT
Model: FASN080/100 (Without Control PCB)
FH FM FL N
FM2 FM1
Note: installation connection
Model: FASN125/150/200/250/300/350/400/450
(Without Control PCB)
R S T N
RED BLUE
YELLOW
Y/G
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Model: FASN500/600/750 (Without Control PCB)
U1 V1 W1 U2 V2 W2
R Y BL R Y BL
Y/G
Model: FASD080/100/125/150 (Without Control PCB)
R S T N LP1 LP2 HP1 HP2
White White
Red BLK BLK Red
Yellow/Green Yellow/Green
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Installation
Unit should be installed by qualified technicians. Installation should adhere to local code and
regulations.
Warning:
Please pay attention to the following:
• Please check the equipment with your check list after receiving the unit.
• Please keep the unit horizontal and balanced before hanging up the unit.
• Please ensure proper equipment (e.g., fork lift, hoist, sling, etc.) is used when
handling the unit.
• Please remove all packaging material after installation.
If there are any problems or the unit is damaged, please contact authorized dealer.
1. Indoor Unit Installation

Carefully plan the installation location with the following considerations:
• Easy distribution of air ducts.
• Space for connection of refrigerant pipes, wirings and water pipes.
• Ceiling/structure is strong enough to support the unit.
• For noise consideration, always install unit away from air-conditioned area.
• Always allow sufficient space for servicing and maintenance as shown in the following
diagram:
• Use the hanging rods to hang the unit through the holes provided. Strength of
hanging rods must be able to support the total weight of the unit.
• During operation of the unit, there will be plenty of condensate water that needs to
be discharged. In order to prevent overflow of condensate water, the water must be
drained through condensate water pipe. Please ensure a gradient is maintained as
shown in the following diagram.
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• To reduce noise transmission through hanging rod, it is recommended to install
rubber dampers or isolators.
• Muffler can be used to reduce noise transmission through air duct if the unit needs to
be installed near air-conditioned area.
Condensate drain pipe installation:

• For easy drainage of condensate water, drain pipe must be sloped downward at least
at a gradient of 1:100.
• The drain pipe must have a U-bend.
• Drain pipe that runs under the ceiling or within the air-conditioned space should be
insulated to prevent condensation of water. Choice of insulation material can be PE,
PU or other appropriate insulation material.
Air Ducting Installation:

• There are two types of discharge air-duct, namely rectangular and round ducts.
• Rectangular ducts can be connected to the discharge of the indoor unit directly.
Refer to the dimension drawing of the unit to see the dimensions of the discharge.
• Flexible connection must be installed between air ducts and indoor unit to ensure
quiet operation.
• A reducer is necessary to connect the round duct to the discharge of the unit.
• Design of supply and return air duct should strictly adhere to the maximum static
pressure that can be delivered by the unit to avoid unsatisfactory unit performance
and overload of fan motors.
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2. Outdoor Unit Installation
To ensure the unit operates at optimum performance level and to maintain long life-span of
components, the choice of location of unit and installation recommendations as listed below
should be followed:
• The discharge air and intake air direction of outdoor unit should not be blocked to
ensure there is no short circuiting of hot air.
• If there is more than 1 unit being installed at the same location, make sure that the
discharge of one unit does not face the air intake of another.
• The location of installation should be well ventilated and avoid direct sunlight.
• Location of installation should be able to drain rain water or condensation water.
• Ensure the location of installation does not face strong wind and is free from dust.
• Do not connect duct to the outdoor fan discharge.
• Do not install the unit at location that is near corrosive materials or chemicals.
• Avoid installing the outdoor unit under the window.
• Ensure the discharge of air and noise generated during operation do not affect the
surrounding neighbors.
Installation Clearance:
To provide sufficient service clearance and to ensure good air intake and discharge,
please refer to the recommendation as follows:
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Refrigerant Piping
Long refrigerant piping will affect the performance of the unit and shorten the lifespan of
compressor. In the worst-case scenario, it will cause the compressor to break down. Special
precaution needs to be taken to make sure that the maximum length of the piping strictly
adheres to the recommended maximum pipe length and elevation in the following tables:
Maximum Maximum Maximum

Model
Length(m) Elevation (m) Bends
FASN080 FASD080 35 20 8
FASN100 FASD100 35 20 8
FASN125 FASD125 35 20 8
FASN150 FASD150 35 20 8
FASN200 FASD100x2 35 20 8
FASN250 FASD125x2 35 20 8
FASN300 FASD150x2 35 20 8
FASN350 FASD100 + FASD125x2 35 20 8
FASN400 FASD100x4 35 20 8
FASN450 FASD150x3 35 20 8
FASN500 FASD125x4 35 20 8
FASN600 FASD150x4 35 20 8
FASN750 FASD150x5 35 20 8
CAUTION:
1. Our guarantee on the performance of our air-conditioners is strictly revoked
if the height and/or length of the refrigerant piping system installed is
beyond the limit above.
2. Bending must be carefully made so as not to crush the pipe. Use pipe bender
bend a pipe as far as possible.
Vacuuming and Refrigerant Charging

Vacuuming is necessary to eliminate all moisture and air from the system.
Vacuuming
After the system piping is properly connected, vacuum the air conditioner system to at least
500 microns Hg.
Charging
Before charging, the vacuum must be held at 500 microns Hg for at least 15 minutes. After
charging, operate the unit for 15 minutes, ensuring that refrigerant charges are of correct
quantity by monitoring running current and suction and liquid line pressures. Suction and
discharge pipe pressures should be in the region of 75 psig and 275 psig. After ensuring the
system is correctly charged, remove flexible hose from charging nipples and replace with
caps.
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Additional Charging
If the piping length is exceeding 10m, additional charge is necessary. The value of
additional refrigerant charge (g) per 1 meter is as table below.
Outdoor Model FASD080 FASD100 FASD125 FASD150

Add. Charge, g/m 78.0 105.0 118.5 145.5
Note: Failure to add proper amount of additional refrigerant may result in reduced
performance.
Attention:
Outdoor unit is not factory pre-charged with refrigerant.
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Lifting Method
Each product design to be brought in safety. When the unit is to be lifted and moved, attach
ropes to the suspension plates(4pcs) provided on the top of the unit. When the unit is lifted,
the center of gravity tends to shift the unit to one side and so balance as shown in the figure
below should be achieved. The angles at which the ropes suspended the unit should be at
least 60˚ at the compressor end and at least 45˚ at the condenser end. Care should be taken
to avoid contact with the main unit while carrying. Hook as directly aligned over the center
of gravity as possible.
Example for the indoor unit shown as figure:
Example for the outdoor unit shown as figure:
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Servicing and Maintenance
1. Indoor Unit
Air Filter
• The filter must be cleaned regularly and the frequency of cleaning is to be
determined by the degree of pollution of the environment of application. When
washing the filter, first tap it gently to remove larger particle, and then rinse the
filter in detergent and warm water. The filter must be dried before it is used. The
filter is recommended to be installed before the air grille or the indoor coil. If there
are any problems or the unit is damaged, please contact authorized dealer.
Motor
• It is not necessary to lubricate the motor for servicing and maintenance.
Heat Exchanger
• After in use for a while, the surface of the coil may collect dust, dirt or other
undesirable substances. It is recommended to clean the aluminum fins of the coil
using a nylon brush or vacuum cleaner. If compressed air is available, it can be used
to clean the coil by direct blowing. However, care must be taken not to damage the
fins.
Drain Pipe
• Check the drain pipe regularly to prevent blockages by alien substances.
2. Outdoor Unit
Under normal operating conditions, outdoor unit should be checked quarterly and the coil
surface should be washed. If the outdoor unit is installed at location which is oily, smoky
and dusty, regular service should be done by a technician to make sure that the heat
exchanger is always in optimum condition.
Warning!
Do not use oxygen, acetylene, poisonous gas or other gas that will cause
explosion under high temperatures and pressure for leak checking. Instead, use
nitrogen or R410A for air leakage test.
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Troubleshooting
Fault Possible Cause Solution

Blower blade or blower shaft loose. Tighten the shaft.
Blower or blower housing dirty. Clean blower.
Duct or modulating valve loose. Repair duct and modulating valve.
Fan belts not align or loose. Align or tighten fan belt.
Nuts and bolts for motor, fan or motor base Tighten the nuts and bolts.
loose.
Abnormal
Re-adjust the flexible duct.
Noise Flexible duct at intake / discharge too tight. Change if necessary.
Fan operating point is not optimum. Re-select fan motor or pulley.

Clean the bearing and re-apply
Lubrication is bad or no lubrication. lubrication oil.
Deflector too small or duct elbow over turn to Change deflector.
produce noise.
Fan too small. Reselect fan.
Dirty filter. Clean or change filter.
Leakage in duct. Check and seal the leakage.

Clear the air duct or open the air
Air duct is blocked or air vent is not open. vent.
Supply Air
Too Low Reverse the phase of power
Fan rotates in wrong direction. supply.
RPM too low. Change fan motor or pulley.
Fan or fan motor undersized. Change fan motor or pulleys.
Oversized fan or motor. Reselect fan motor or pulley.

Supply Air
Too High RPM too high. Change fan motor or pulleys.
Air velocity too high at vent. Extend vent area.

Air Velocity
Change vent size or add extra
Too High Airflow unstable. deflector to rectify airflow.
Fully open fresh air vent.
Insufficient Clean fresh air filter.

Not enough fresh air supply.
Fresh Air Increase cross-section area of
fresh air duct.
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AIR-COOLED SPLIT DUCTED

Product Nomenclature ....................................................................... 2

Engineering Speciﬁcations ................................................................. 4

System Schematic Diagram...................................................... 11

Controller Features and Algorithm ............................................. 16

Fan Performance Curve ........................................................... 30

Servicing and Maintenance ................................................................ 61

Air-Cooled Ducted Indoor Unit

100 Unit Size

FASN Air-cooled Ducted Indoor Unit

Air-Cooled Ducted Outdoor Unit

100 Unit Size

FASD Air-cooled Ducted Outdoor Unit

Wide Range of Comprises various models with wide cooling capacity to

1. Products are tested in accordance to ARI340/360.

Indoor Air CMH 17,500 20,000 22,500 25,000 30,000 37,500

1. Products are tested in accordance to ARI340/360.

1. Products are tested in accordance to ARI340/360.

Indoor Air CMH 17,500 20,000 22,500 25,000 30,000 37,500

1. Products are tested in accordance to ARI340/360.

FASN/ FASN/ FASN/ FASN/ FASN/

FASN/ FASN/ FASN/ FASN/ FASN/

FASN/ FASN/ FASN/

FASN/ FASN/ FASN/ FASN/ FASN/

FASN/ FASN/ FASN/ FASN/ FASN/

FASN/ FASN/ FASN/

Indoor Temperature (°CWB)

Outdoor Heat Exchanger

Indoor Outdoor 1 Outdoor 2

Outdoor Heat Exchanger

Outdoor Heat Exchanger Compressor

Outdoor Heat Exchanger Compressor

Outdoor Heat Exchanger Compressor

Outdoor Heat Exchanger Compressor

Outdoor Heat Exchanger Compressor

Outdoor Heat Exchanger Compressor

Outdoor Heat Exchanger Compressor

Outdoor Heat Exchanger Compressor

Outdoor Heat Exchanger Compressor

Single stage operation instruction for FASN 80~150

Use of buttons on LED wall pad controller

4. Fan speed setting

• Press FAN button to change the fan speed:

6. On/Off timer setting

to select the data of the system to be displayed. Timer LED flashes

Fault Error Code Remark

10. Infrared signal reception

Multi-stage operation instruction for FASN 200~750

Button/key Description (Details refer to operation guide):

DAY: Set day of week

In normal operation, press <DISPLAY> button to enter into temperature

For unit FASN/SD080~600

Press <DISPLAY> button again to exit.

Press <DISPLAY> button again to exit.

Menu (shown in Parameter (shown clock

• Upon entering parameter setting menu, “READ” status will be shown,

For unit FASN/SD200~600

Error Code Description Remarks

Error Code Description Remarks

Model: FASN080 / 100

Front View Side View

Model: FASN125 / 150

Front View Side View [unit:mm]